Always present in some form, yet not always present in ours.
Always present in the background with Morrison are the allegations of serious off-field demeanours.
Always present on thumbnails, lunules may be present or absent on the other fingers and are nearly always absent on the little finger.
Always present, too, is the "Orientalism" that Edward Said writes about, by which he means a kind of historical and artistic dread of the east, for its supposed barbarism, violence and lack of culture.
Always present with addicts is what Ms. Robinson describes as "the disturbing and profound paradox inherent in the fact of entering the bloodstream with a sharp instrument, something invasive and unnatural, and the resulting slide into utter bliss and rapture".
Always present, just big enough to transfer much of the iPhone's work load, barely big enough to suck the Retina iPad dry, and just waiting to use AirPlay to push toward the big screen for media.
Always present yourself as a resource.
Always present your concerns respectfully.
Always present government issued ID when buying a pack.
